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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
THE PETROLEUn HAhRET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The business la crude oil certificates unusually
brisk yesterday and In spite OF concessions In the
afternoon dealings substantial advance In prices was es
tabiShed The price the lowest for the day. but
the following advance TOO rapid 70 last and afterward
the market presented simply obstinate resistance
inn oItant decline. The Geld not specially fla.
teesing although II rather favored lower level OF
prices for the moment The closing confident, but
mid reno rue uaOns. The OF prices
total dealings the Consolidated Exchange were
follows:
opening 05 highest, 60 "a lowest, IS final, 05 7s.
Sa'es, barrels 2,020, coo.
The Price OF rehnsd oil steady at o So cents
gallon.
PurssURG. Penn, Sept 6.-Petroeum active. and irrs
GUAR. National Transit Certificates opened at So and
closed at 66'. highest prlro e7 lowest price 06t
BRADFORD. Penn. Sept B-NatonAi Transit Certificates
opened At aud closed At 65 highest price. sSs low
est price. 05L Csarances. S92. 900 barrels
OIL CITY. Peun. sept 6.-Cruds OH National Transit
Certificates opensd At 65 and closed at 65 hghess prio
6G lowest price G5 Sales. l3lO.O01 barrels chartsrs
2e3GJ barrels cioarancrs l54000o barrels. shipments
1872 GS3 barrels runs 81. ass barrels
TITUsyILLR Penn. sept g. National Transit Certificates
opened at and closed at 65Ts highest price, CO., low
rst prtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
State bonds were dull Louisiana consol A sold at IS
and Missouri 6s 1888 at loo "a o. city bank stocks
Central National sold (53) ct I'll.


and Missouri 8s 1888 at loo "a Of city bank stocks
Central National sold t63) ct I'll.
Railroad bonds only moderately active. Some OF
snare arket Ere second IS declined from 9sS to 99is
1894 Missouri. Kansas aud Texas general % were on
81 snd and s.
Chesapeake and ohio series were up az % and new
Ohio southern incomes closed y lower at 36ia Column
bus aDS snS
sold at 81 6652s. Philadelphia and Reading income 70
@ At I Pse ana incomes o o
lower at 29, Fort Worth and Denver irsts declined
or unlisted securities dealt in at the stock Ex
change Feed Oil certificates sold 400 az 3o
National Bank 10 at eS. Kingston and Pembroke Iron
400 At SO 37s, 81. Paul Eastern aud Grand Trunk
cnrity Milling and Mining 600, at s2ss2 25.
done At tnst rate, but the common rate was 5iaSS
per cent exceptionally at per cent and closing az
per cent The days foreign gold arrivals amounted 70
The snb-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing Bouss
The snbTreasury last Saturday and to-day lost on
balance made up ~ currency Oss Q,
e currency balance siS.sS47S6; coin balance.
Tn: cissrns House statement to-day is as follows:
Exchanges, s54 1926 balances - iOoSos ,or
tive days 1895 900 National bank notes for redemption
Tss Ssssp ssgs ana
Tho foreign exchanges were quiet and weak ct quota.
81 SO y long and snort sterling respectively o2o's
and 523 y fol francs; Gle and s4s Tor reicnmafks'
AOis and 40S for guilders.
In London British consols opened lilo lower than
Saturday l0l 4 for money AID closed at lOl 10, and
off Is al l0l IS and closed at lol 7l6 bar
sIver was lad. lower Al Sad ounce Engish stand
ard The of England los, $4,000 bullion on bal
apce American railways opened higher and made
further advances but closed something of the best hg
in response TO the home reaction at noon Paris
French per cents So 20 but closed az 81 liza
and sight exchange London was up to 2o3sS francs
N fha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
he Is LII ALONE VOW.

1t, the younger Of the two missing links" Is no
more. Dr. A. j. Meuer the attending physician,
ard held a post. norton examination yesterday. He
says that 1t died partly from rupture OF the heart
One lung was much affected, while the other was
slightly so The liver enlarged the spleen was
abnorrnally small the kidneys were all night, Tho
stomach was entirely empty, and thing that hast
ened death the fact that 1t could not retain any
food during the last two days of It's Illness. Whether
lie has issued certificate of death In the due form,
however.
Mr. Relche has gone into mourning TO the extent
Of a handsome black crayat. He said 81 shall
have It's body embalmcd lmmed atcy, and shall keep
II for few days at least In brass casket made for
the purpose He Is all right to-day, although he IA
very lonesome and looks wocbegone"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

Mr. Cromwell in an affidavit attached TO the schedules
says that immediately after the assignment no employed
Thomas Bago professional accountant to take charge
of the books OF the firm and prepare the schedules Mr.
| Cromwell says:
Mr. his assistants and with .neh help from the
The late n as Ssa a. g firm mas 5 q
the on which Sase any EG ln.r .a. and
iSs9e1os With the best have prepared
s aS @ form
With reference the nature and value OF the property
! assigned, he says:
property comprises almost entirely stocks bonds and
connected and n which Their
roaS co%psSy c,ncnns Wabash ana Michigan Esros
o nyoa a ssa M M"sa Rsnss Railroad
wayne and Chicago Railroad Is July set orth In tho sched
Cincinnati Hamilton and DAYTON Railroad Company
Haute Ind annapolis haoad Company. aud the Mineral
a D and s
ton q the DAYTON Fort Wayne aad Chicago Hallway Com
gauge being changed Standard gaaso parity r.aid with
S3Rss
Cincinnati Wabash Michigan stock represents pur.
ss OF % sigS on wcs & a cary and the the
the failure OF me assignors and TO tho large do
com psnss excepting ways the Cincinnati WABASH and
s ers Ss la sres
Impaired although The ply sca condition a snd the ess1n
nsst O. the Legal COMPILATION. h.ys up
jnoss Tnmofs and assertions These thinSs
:ssd confidence 10 these aso n i nnms
able nj this time tho largo Indebtedness 10
81 value the
securities
All Of his large estate creditors ana held
BY them as security will fully appear from tho
soS @ %o s3 @ cssso and
stot and ANAL amount of ceiianeus notes. etc
Tha AZ are telng called daily and the
curtes are being offered Tor saIs
The against
such safes upon induce credit
ors 20 suspend sale nn eonhdenee W sne ~ es 10
eahen W o, WIG -. ~ hadsrs
oh.r WIN NOR ~ = @ snrrnnnas
-, ~ aAc ~ S r'os~ naisr sideratn iareriy
m. n, The .scuss AZ This fine ana that Il
hs AZ 10 vhere the conf l of thu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
COURT CALENDARS.

wednesday. September z. 1851
slFEENE AbBEka-BvfOrc Van Brnnt r. j.
Monday motion calendar.
SuFRENE COURr--0KNEHAL TERN-kecess
HufAENE COURT-SFECfAL TEKN-fAkf l-BcIOfe DOno-
hue, J - No daY calendar.
suEEoGATIs CoUgT-Boiore Rollins. $40 day calendar
SuFEgioK CoUEr-sPGcfA. TRKA-Before Dugro, mo
dav calendar
CozacH PLEAs-sPKcIAL TzGM-Beiore Larreuore C. j.
No day calruaar -
CoURr OF ORNEgAL sEssloNs-Part L-Beioo Judge Cow
AssAau6 District ttorney ptyls,-N L. = q y p
O 4 To- ~ ~ Is. H. 10. i6 II. ~ ~, 70 II. fs
ngs-22. - 20. -, - . 49, ,,----,.-
CouET oT aETEtAL SgssfoNs-PAsr IL Before Recorder
smy N ana Disriet-Attorney FtkgerAd5N
D. = D 10. ii, H. IL. IL. To- 10 H. 10 w. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
FIsTTCUFFS AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
The usual bi-weekly exchange OF ciyili.ies In tho

Produce Exchange occurred yesterday. Thomas u.
Porter has the reputation OF being fiery man. whose
axe and whose large form make him marked character.
Yesterday some one knowing his weakness. possibly.
presumed push the grain dealer with the result that
Mr. Porter turned abruptly around, saw r. W. Carkson.
and gway landed the broadiie OF his hand
either cheek or that other of the fraternity Mr.
Clarkson's cheek naturally took a brilliant hue. lie
braved his wrath however and simply Srasped the iraie
Porter by the wrists. thus preventing his inn!ctins
further injuries Mr. Clarksons sfactories mOiars
Then Mr. Clarkson invited Mr.. Porter outside saying
there nice clean pavement out there and he would
clincd and ultimately went 10 his room. Mr.. Potter
although heavier, is older than Mr. Clarkson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
TIE COURTS.

SEEKING TO OBTAIN BROOKLYN STREET.
The contest the Union Elevated Railroad and tho
Atlantic Railroad Company for POSSESSION OF Filth
ave. Brooklyn yesterday before Judge Pratt In the
Brooklyn Supreme The form OF u an application
for an Injunction tho Union mpany from con-
road tie avenue before the premises OF
csTan property General Tracv appeared for the
uianfIrs anl Wtaeate ami Ex-Governor Hcaiy
Tor TIE Union Elevated Railroad General Tracy's closing
Argument addressed tho claim that tho Union COM
pany wa. legally constituted corporation Mr. Hoaaly
rcnY him today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

hND0S SS%s holder. oa.l %ossTa.y s
Western spring. 81. la e6s Id por GENIAL re-
10000 American Corn quiet demand fair receipts Of
tor the past three days 10000 centa
62s Cd uerce for Extra India Mess Bacon
cwt for long clear nddes and s2s 3D. for short
clear Produco-Sprts OF TurpeDtine 26s 3D. owt
Linseed OIL 22s per cwL
.m-Protuce-Calcutsa Linseed, 37a Sd. quarter
Idnseed OH. 2Os. I'D. per cwL
AsTwERP Sept 6Wilsons Lard closed at 81 francs 10
Ger M kiloe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

Under "Secured Creditors. Bills Payable, arc the fol-
lowing:
q. W Fairbanks. as attorney, Nsw-York tBai
road pany. STOCK s0ss7eo 90
Tsrre Hauie aud Ind. sIock lliso 90
chase 5ioeinsaI WABASH aud acs stoetl 100000 90
purchase D.. stock 100000 90
The stocks loaned arc ~ follows:
2so6o shares. sisooeo 90
stock (Mr Meyer disputes this statement ana
contends that this stock IL hts property
aud not placsd IN q syn ieste against aloan,
bssi.i : go" 100000 90
bosds tsid against loan Of $50 cool $50 900 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
ooUsr urrKrEwIcz AND HIS MISSION.

WASHINGTON Sept. 6.--Tho sudden and unavoidable
departure OF Secretary Bayard from washington TINS
morning prevented the Chinese ENJOYS and Count
Mifkiewcz from calling upon him. Nothing Is known ut
tho Department OF Of the nature OF the concession
beyond that contained IN the official advicss from the
United States Consul at Tentsin already published
Unless the viceroys letter secretary Bayard throws
new ght upon tho ma officials of the Departments
arc loss know how the Upted states Governmens
aid the ENJOYS in the NEGOTIATION OF n comes
son or recognize them officially as IL appears from
tho eports that their mission Ia purely personal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
wILLIAMI HUTCHINSON ARIA YoxRD

W1Ilam J. HUTCHINSON, the broker Who had o stormy
in Wall Street few years ago. and who is
Iued 10 lie still wealthy arragned yesterday before
Judge Cowng In the General Sessions. IN plead an
by George K. sistsres Sons who say that Mr. Hutchn
Incorporated bonds 20 the value Of 100000.
which were 0stensiby obtained Loan Joseph IL.
Choate is counsel for Mr. Hutchinson. bat he is out OF
town. and at the request Of Alien Evars ten days
allowed IN which to change the plea of guilty entered
In behalf OF the defendant The will probably not
he tried for several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
PREPARING FOR COAST DEFENCE VESSELS

PREPARING FOB COAST DEFENCE 'hooHi.'
WASHINGTON Sept Elm conformity with the order OF
Secretary whitney Board Of Naval Officers composed OF
Captain Phythian. Constructor Hichborn Lieutenant
Converse Assistant Constructor Bowels and Assistant
Engineer Mattce with Assistant Constructor Nixon rs
Recorder met to-day in the Navy Department TO devise
means for giving that section OF tho Naval APP
preparation bill providing for the construction OF power
full coast defence vessea The Board adjourned until
Thursday In order to AFFORD persons an oPPo
him plans for system OF coast deienco submitted
by Colonel McCary who was In the Confederate serves
during the war and afterward. attache OF the
Russian Army assisted in constructing Qualifications and
naval defence. during the Turko Russian war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

PROMPT RESCUE OPA DROWNING WOMAN
Policeman McKsana OF the Morrisania squad heard
splash and found woman drowning under tho Harlem
Bridge AZ at0 yesterday On being eued che said
sAs had home BAT rsasst " ten her Name AZ hov chs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

Fer out" rundown debitateA scheel teachers
nilners. sssmssresses henseksspers aud overworksd
generally Dr. Pisrces faverite Prescription In the
best Of restorative tonicA IL not
nraby furls sngsuess OF puryess being most potent
specific for ALI those chronic weaknesses and diseases
liar " wsmen tsa powerful general ss we'll 40 uterine
tonic and nsrvps and inpas vzer and strength 70 The
whole syssni. IL Promptly weakness OF stomach
dgcstion bleatinF. weak back prestraion do
tiy and scepessness In either Fayort Prescription
ssia w druggists under par positive gusIsntee See wrap
around votia Pr III beftte six bottlcs for
rss uesiise oil diseases OF pt0ussly illustrated
wh coorea plates and numerous woodcuS scot for ten
cents IN st&mpA
Addresses WORLDS pIsPENsAkY MEDICAL Asso-
CITATION. Gey Man-st buGAla N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

sEcRETARY FAIRCHILD AND W. I. SCOTT APPEAR
UPON THE scHNE-wHAT WILL RANDALL Dol
wAsHISGros, Sept Gpeclal).-The tarin con-
ference at Oak View continues TO DO topic VI more
or lcss intelligent discussion with everybody inter
cstod in the subject II Is impossible to ascertain
from those who took part in the conference yester
day and who continued to day precisely what look
place what plan, II any, has been agreed upon
by the President ard his advisers. Every statement
az to tho outlines Of bill which Is to be presented
to Congress as Administration measure for the re-
ductlon of the surplus Is the merost guess work. NO
persop so far has been authorized to speak for any
one of the participants in the conference Stih less
has any one of these gentlemen disclosed given tho
slightest hint even to their dongs beyond admit
ting In cautious way the fact that tho reduction Oh
tho tariff Is tho subject under discussion py hem-
Upon general principles. however, 1t may DO sad
and this Is not donied by Mr.. Carise-that the Pres
dent and his coadjutors willing to recommend
the total abolition of tho Internal Revenue tax on
tobacco Of that spirits and alcohol a. far as
they enter into the consumption In the arts Beyond
this they may make more or less radical recon-
mcndaton to the enlargement Of the free list ana
the reduction of duty fow articles now highly
taxed, but what those articles nobody pretends
to know. With these propositions when they have
boon agreed upon the President and his friends VIII
probably confront Mr. Randall and ask him, what
are you going to do about It - IN
probably reply, Nothing And that viii be the
end OF It though In the meantime the business com
munity will be held In suspense and industries DO
threatened by the uncertainty Of the situation
Tho visible facts to the conference are summed
up IS follows Congressman Scott arrived here yos-
tcrday: ditto Secretary Fairchd, already an
nounced In THI TRIBUNE that no would Both went
out 10 Oak View and there met Congressman Mnis,
OF Texas and Speaker Carlisle. Last night there
was a pow-wOw; ditto to-day, lasting several hours.
Mr.. Randall arrived upon the scene this morning,
smiling, band and elfpossessed. He says thai he
has not been out at Oak View yet-doesnt intend 70
60 I'm fact, except II asked He denies having come
on sny mission to Washington affecting the tariff
lie has merely run from Philadelphia TO place
his boy-a chip Of the old block-at school ITO sham
hurry hemc as fast as possible. lie repeats no shall
not SEQ tho President except IL asked, and with ths
he smiles my seriously, but he's a man VINO s'ahos
ON firm ground and knows what he wants
This h all there Is Of the Oak Wow conference
IA far as ft has gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

FOR a Stert Time Only.
Interesting peiarcs rating the Hillary uniforms Of
the wcrld PACKED daily In tho sweet caporaL
Try new Whitskaps Croas County latest Engah All
exfrA anA Kunxy To1Aooe CokSAhr. keW-Yesk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
TIE rABIF1 DISC USED AT OAK VIEW

Same 70 DO 10 the wstsE poorly dressed and hsr
about nftynv@ she va sens 70 shs hsrsm AS'p''
ouda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
SIX rMMIsRAyTs oRDHRRp TO BE GENT BAoK

j. Henry Whiteh0use Nathan Arch John Parnen Arthur
Bromley Francis Buck and Henry Bates who arrived
Castle Garden yesterday by the steamship Atlas
ordered by the Collector TO be returned Engana They
had this country under Contract work q
rubber company Bridgeport Conn., which paid their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

Dr. Pisross "psyorits Prsaerptisa 10 sxolIsd
eurssiL sut I'd alrabIy fuiAls singlepess purpose
eets most otsnt specific IN those ehrsnio
peculiar 10 wonAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
SCHEDULES OF ii. s. IVES & co.
THE NOMINAL ASSETS ARE ENORMOUS

THEIR ACTUAL VALUE COMPARATIVELY SMALL
MANY SECURITIES UNMARKKTABLx.
Tho schedules OF Henry Ives Co.. prepared I'M
der the direction OF assignee William n Cromwell we're
fled Yesterday The liabilities given as SIT $3.50. 175i
nominal assets, s25664 26s 81. and actual assets.
sIll22O1676 nearly all Of which is pledged The I'M
secured liabilities amount to So 35 the secured
liabilities on loan 21 the secnrod
creditors bills payable TO sl.e7s,s2o 80; and stocks
loaned to S1O1O00O The totals OF the inventory OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
STOCKS.
NOM RAJ Actual vaL
Shares.

Shdr,s NOM rdL zdaat rhI
40 sJo Gin, Ham. aud Day. ph, IN
salablc at this tine owing 10
comyauys difficulties and TO ... -
suit by stoC kholdrrs. g. CSC. 600 s23lf,SoO
81 oO9 Gin Ham sni Daf. common.
tCln Ham ana Day synii- - . -. -
cate accouptl. 46J5,yOi l69J.OOO
b59D2 Day. ~. wayne and Chicago. 80 -
(Unsalable al this ttDel. Sec. b.6iH.2OO l,llh-OO
$50 Terre ana Ind. "a srkl. $4,000 $4,000
b,sSl Tetrs Hants aud LoganspOrt
(No ma kstj.. 2N1.OlO !s9b2J
1.23l Amer. Bank Note Co 7-tkL. Cl.530 4Au-5
~ Chemical NafiOna Bank t.bDD 2295OO
SOB Mineral Range X. u -tock..... 10000 80 l6
1.lb2 Merchants Nat Bank. 10 clio. ll5.2nO ll52OO
2.b0O Hancock AMI Calumet u. r. Co. 25O.oOO $4,000
o. 500 DAYTON and Mich. ~ stock)... $4,000 1883
400 y. Y. central Railroad. ......... 10000 $500
~ 022 Gin, Wab aud Mich 1.202OOO fOOOOO
lu,0O9 Dayton and Ironton and DAYTON
AMI Chicago consolidated ss
Day. ~ Wayne ana chic
az OH -. ............, { sO2. 100 0GO6tO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

II
Under secured Creditors. Bills Payable the fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

GOVERNMENT BONDS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-18
THE HISTORIC BUILDING.

At Just lila the appearance of the
President and his wife at the head of
g double column OF distinguished visitors
created a perfect uproar OF applause.
After the President and Mrs. Cleveland
had gained stand, in response to the
tumultuous applause of the multitude
they walked side by side to the front
railing and bowed their acknowledge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-18

Continued on Fourth fage
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
SEMI-TROPIC
LAND AND WATER CO,
10000 Acres $4,000
OF the best citrus land in the State offered for
sale in twenty-acre blocks, and can be
bought in five ten, fifteen or twenty
subdivisions.
Lytle Creek Water Piped on Each Lot.
Avenues I5O feet in Width Traverse the Tract
Water Furnished. from Covered Cement Ditch
Avenues 100 feet in Width Traverse the Tract
Water Furnished from Covered Cement Ditch

This land lies the elevated plain directly west OF
San Bernardno City. The plain is vast elevated table
land with just enough Of gentle undu]aton to break the
monotony of the landscape.
Owing to the elevation, frost is practically unknown.
Flowers in myrads bloom during the winter the tender
est tomato sprgs unscahed by FROST and thu orange
blossoms bloom in beauty throughout the winter The
view is of the nobest and most picturesque in
ture Each twentya lot has fine road at each end
There 10000 in this tract, but 10000 acres
only yet surveyed. The town, Rialto, is located
the of this 1OOOOacre tract and the CAL
fornia Central.
The California Central and the Southern Pacific both
traverse this great tract, and in all probability the
Southern Pacfcs parallel route will add third
railroad to this prncey citrus tract The western line
of the tract is about miles distant from the San
Bernardno Court House.
This plain grows fine oranges the world has ever
seen and the finest quality of citrus fruit generally as
buyers for themselves There is better raisn
grape land in California In fact all subtropical produc
tions flourish to perfection
~ FOR SALE BY
COMPTON & SHIVELY,
55 N. Spring st.,
Or RIALTO. San Bernardino Co.. Cal. ocl4lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
Railroad Notes.

The Sunset route has reduced the
rate on raisins, carload lots, from
s1.50 to $1.25 per 100 pounds, from
California terminals to New York COM
mon points.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
received about thirty carloads Of
freight yesterday and handled it with
the greatest ease.
Laborers have begun on the plat
form and it will be finished in few
days.
Two hundred roasted chickens were
lying on the sand, beside the freight
car, from which they were taken.
They were buried in the sand last
night.
The safe was forced open at. the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe depot
and everything found in rs good con-
dition as when placed there. 1t con-
tanned from $500 to $1,000, the books,
money orders and expense bills.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
THE AZUSA WATER.
Judge O'rIelvcny Refuses TO Dis
solve tho njunctaOn.

oOhVG bmO hnI umcsAVss
Judge O'Melveny yesterday refused
to,dissolve the injunction in the Azuss
water case. The substance of COM
plant was that the plaintiff, corpor.
alton, in 1883 appropriated 5000
inches of water from the San
Gabriel river. for irrigating GER
tain lands of the stockholders of the
plaintiff. 1t alleged that plaintiff by
a development tunnel 750 feet in
length, developed 1877 inches of water
which, with the surplus, they claim.
1t was fun ther alleged by plaintiff that
it prosecuted the work to completion
by constructing two tunnels and q
cement ditch at cost of $100, 900, and
for some two years it has been supply
in the lands Of its stockholders with
water for irrigation and do
Mestic purposes. There are
$50 people dependent on this
source OF supply, without which their
crops would perish and irreparable in
Jury to them would ensue, and it ap-
pears that plaintiff is in possession Of
these tunnels and bitches. 1t was al
legged that defendants were construct
ing tunnel above plaintiff on the
same stream with the avowed pur-
pose of taking all water which they
have heretofore used and enjoyed,
and to prevent this plaintiff procured
the injunction to issue, restraining the
completion OF the tunnel by the de-
PENDANTS.
After reviewing the laws relating to
the case, Judge O'Melveney ordered
that so much of said injunction as
may deprive or restrain the defend
ants, or either OF them, in the use OF
any water accustomed to be diverted
from said San Gabriel river into the
old Azusa and Duarte ditch below
plaintiffs point Of diversion be modi-
fed so that said injunction shall
have no force other than that the de-
PENDANTS shall in no manner, by
reason of the proposed new tunnel,
interfere with the plaintiffs water
privileges. With this modification
said Injunction will be in force until
final deciee in this action.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
Use DR.. PIerce's "Pcllets" for constipation
Mothers, Read.

If all so-called remedies have failed. DR.
5ages Catarrh Remedy cures.